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Dreamliner begins commercial flights Low budget airline Ryanair says it might still be interested in buying up to 300 new planes. That’s after it pulled out of a deal for 200 aircraft with Boeing last year. Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary told the Financial Times he would listen to offers from either Boeing or its rival Airbus. He also said he’ll be asking aviation authorities for permission to fly with just one pilot in order to cut costs.
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